CrowdStrike unveils coordinated multi-agent investigations across five domains
CrowdStrike has announced coordinated multi-agent investigations on a shared context layer, with customers setting autonomy from human-in-the-loop approval to fully autonomous execution. NIS2 starts its 24-hour reporting clock from becoming aware of a significant incident, and holds management bodies liable for the measures they approve.
CrowdStrike says AI agents now run attacks across several systems at once, and that investigations have to move the same way. It has announced coordinated multi-agent investigations across endpoint, identity, SaaS, cloud and network, the company said.
Michael Sentonas, CrowdStrike’s president, put the pitch as a trust problem. Agents in the SOC are table stakes, he said, and the question every CISO is asking is how to trust what the agents found.
The claim is speed, hours turned into minutes. The market is crowded, and Databricks bought Panther Labs this year to challenge Splunk and CrowdStrike.
Agents run in parallel on a shared...
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